honk

IPA: hˈɑŋk

The harsh note produced by a typical car horn.
The cry of a goose or similar bird.
(slang) A bad smell.
Clipping of honky. [(Canada, US, derogatory, ethnic slur) A white (Caucasian) person.]

Examples of "honk" in Sentences

She stood on the street for what we call a honk and wave.
She listened, but she did not hear his _honk, honk, honk_!
* honk honk*. .and who the ***** invited the word "tween"!?
Kurt Vonnegut called it a "honk"; it was thought to be "British."
It gave a couple of shrill squeaks which were answered by a noncommittal "honk" from one of the adults.
_Honk, honk, honk_, cried the old Wild Goose, from the sheltered marsh where he did not know what was going on.
"He can hit his bird on the wing every time, and he can 'honk' so's to fool any goose alive, and find the best blinds of anybody 'longshore."
But his honk was the anomaly, "shave and a haircut" from his LTD about half a block away meant to let his wife know he was pulling into the driveway soon.
The cheese gives off the kind of honk that the cartoonists from the Beano indicate with wavy green lines, fainting dentists and gasping kids with pegs on their noses.